2016-2017英超赛季积分榜排名
The 2016-2017 English Premier League was a thrilling season that was full of excitement and surprises. A total of 20 teams battled it out over 38 match days to determine who would come out on top and be crowned the champions of England. At the end of the season, it was Chelsea who came out on top, finishing 7 points clear of second-place Tottenham Hotspur. Let’s take a closer look at the final standings.
1. Chelsea - 93 points
Chelsea were the dominant force in the Premier League this season, finishing with an impressive 93 points. They were the league's top scorers and had the best defensive record, conceding just 33 goals in 38 games. Led by manager Antonio Conte and star players like Eden Hazard, Diego Costa, and N'Golo Kante, Chelsea were a well-oiled machine that were difficult to stop.
2. Tottenham Hotspur - 86 points
Tottenham Hotspur had a fantastic season, finishing in second place with 86 points. They had the best home record in the league, winning 17 of their 19 home games, and were a joy to watch thanks to their high-tempo, attacking football. Harry Kane was the standout player for Spurs, finishing as the league's top scorer with 29 goals.
3. Manchester City - 78 points
Despite spending heavily in the transfer market, Manchester City could only manage a third-place finish. They were never really in contention for the title and will be disappointed with their season as they had high expectations going into the campaign. However, they did qualify for the Champions League and Pep Guardiola will be looking to improve on this season's performance next year.
4. Liverpool - 76 points
Liverpool had a mixed season, but ultimately finished in fourth place and secured Champions League football for next season. They were the league's top scorers with 78 goals but had major defensive issues, conceding 42 goals throughout the campaign. Jurgen Klopp will be looking to address these issues in the off-season if Liverpool are to challenge for the title next year.
5. Arsenal - 75 points
Arsenal finished outside the top four for the first time in 20 years, finishing in fifth place with 75 points. They were inconsistent throughout the season and had to rely heavily on the goals of Alexis Sanchez and the creativity of Mesut Ozil. Arsenal fans will be disappointed with their season, and many are calling for manager Arsene Wenger to leave the club.
6. Manchester United - 69 points
Manchester United had a disappointing season, finishing in sixth place with 69 points. They struggled to score goals throughout the campaign and were heavily reliant on the goals of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who suffered a season-ending injury towards the end of the season. However, they did win the Europa League, securing a place in next season's Champions League.
7. Everton - 61 points
Everton had a solid season, finishing in seventh place with 61 points. They were difficult to beat at home and had a number of standout performers throughout the campaign, including Romelu Lukaku who finished as the league's second-highest scorer with 25 goals. Everton will be looking to build on this season's performance next year.
8. Southampton - 46 points
Southampton had an average season, finishing in eighth place with 46 points. They had a number of promising young players in their squad, such as James Ward-Prowse and Nathan Redmond, but lacked the firepower to compete with the top teams in the league. Manager Claude Puel was sacked at the end of the season.
9. Bournemouth - 46 points
Bournemouth had another successful season in the Premier League, finishing in ninth place with 46 points. They played an attractive brand of football and were a joy to watch throughout the campaign. Eddie Howe has done a fantastic job at the club and Bournemouth fans will be looking forward to another exciting season next year.
10. West Bromwich Albion - 45 points
West Bromwich Albion had a solid season, finishing in tenth place with 45 points. They had a number of physical and combative players in their squad and were difficult to break down defensively. However, they lacked creativity going forward and will need to add attacking firepower if they are to improve next season.
In conclusion, the 2016-2017 English Premier League season was one to remember. Chelsea were deserving champions, but there were plenty of other teams who had successful campaigns. The excitement of the Premier League never ceases to amaze, and I can’t wait for next season to begin.
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